I've tracked down the issue to be the Content-disposition part of my header. I want to use this so I can return a filename, but removing it completely causes my .exe to run successfully - any ideas?
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I'm trying to transport an .exe file via http from my cgi to the browser. I set the cgiheadercontenttype to application/octet-stream. I am able to successfully open the original file, but unable to do so with the .exe I download via the browser. It appears the downloaded version is...
Here's where I'm at. I can call the c++ method (Convert) successfully. About this method: Convert is the c++ function, I pass it a byte [] that I've read a .jp2 image file into). In this method, using provided code, I'm able to create a bitmap file (I can successfully open it in windows). I...
I'm trying to write an image file to memory in c++, then pass the reference to my c# code so that I can then use the image. I'm having an issue writing to a data type that can then be passed back to c#.
Any ideas?
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We seem to be having samba issues. When trying to access samba shares from windows boxes, the windows box sometimes freezes before it allows access.
We used to run samba 3.0.10-1.4E.11, and now run 3.0.23c-2.e15.2.0.2. The problem did not appear to occur as often using the older version...
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When doing a lot of database reads and writes to different machines (taking data from one and putting onto another through intermediary), I eventually get an error where the port I'm connecting to is above 5000. When I do a netstat /na I can see that many connections are in TIME_WAIT...
I was meaning that it doesn't fire.
This article explains it, and although I haven't gotten it working yet, I think this is along the lines of the way to go: http://www.devnewsgroups.net/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.windowsforms/topic34742.aspx
No, I want to use the events available to the form. If you handle a keydown event for a form and wait until that handler is reached, you'll be waiting a long time.
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I've managed to create a c++ .dll that can be read by the msil disassembler. However, it doesn't seem to read it correctly - it doesn't list the class I've created. Second, when I reference it in my c# project, I am able to do so, but don't have any intelli-sense that I would normally...
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